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21 Feb 2023SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS - When it comes to landscapes, there is a footnote in a book by British author Robert...
21 Feb 2023NEW WINDSOR, N.Y. — A collection of antique sterling silver, works of art, bronzes, jewelry and musical...
21 Feb 2023GOFFSTOWN, N.H. — Withington’s Mid-Winter Americana auction on February 17 was a sale full of surprises....
21 Feb 2023DETROIT, MICH. — Quintessential underdog Mad Magazine’s Alfred E. Neuman was captured in a sendup...
21 Feb 2023PHILADELPHIA — Blue chip artist. An exceptional and beautiful example of the artist’s oeuvre with...
21 Feb 2023PHILADELPHIA — A 1920s Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre “Bubbles II” Malfrey pot, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones...
21 Feb 2023ST PETERSBURG, FLA. — “Orchid,” a photogravure by Robert Mapplethorpe (American, 1946-1989), sold...
21 Feb 2023BROOKLYN, N.Y. — SJ Auctioneers hosted its Winter Collectibles sale on January 29, with 225 lots...
21 Feb 2023LITCHFIELD, CONN. - Kicking off the new year with excitement and special collections, Litchfield Auctions...
14 Feb 2023KNOXVILLE, TENN. - "This sale emphasized the strength of fresh-to-the-market art, especially art by Southern...
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